Results
| NCAAB | 12/21 19:00 | - | [254] Immaculata v La Salle [1] | L | 48-108 | |
| NCAAB | 11/07 00:00 | - |
Rider
v
Immaculata |
L | 113-67 | |
| NCAAB | 11/11 00:00 | - | Immaculata v Delaware State | L | 67-104 | |
| NCAAB | 11/08 22:00 | - | Albany v Immaculata | L | 74-47 | |
| NCAAB | 12/17 00:00 | - |
Wagner
v
Immaculata |
L | 104-46 | |
| NCAAB | 02/28 00:00 | 2 | Wesley v Immaculata | L | 85-75 | |
| NCAAB | 02/26 00:00 | 122 | Cabrini v Immaculata | W | 86-91 | |
| NCAAB | 02/22 20:00 | - | Cabrini v Immaculata | L | 97-94 | |
| NCAAB | 02/20 01:00 | - | Gwynedd Mercy v Immaculata | L | 86-61 | |
| NCAAB | 02/15 20:00 | - | Immaculata v Marymount | L | 68-78 | |
| NCAAB | 02/13 01:00 | - |
Immaculata v
Metalosport Galati
|
W | 90-65 | |
| NCAAB | 02/08 20:30 | - | Wesley v Immaculata | L | 83-71 |
The Immaculata Basketball Team, also known as the Immaculata High School Mighty Macs, is a legendary women's basketball program based in Immaculata, Pennsylvania. Founded in the early 1950s, the team gained national prominence for their exceptional skill, teamwork, and pioneering spirit during a time when women's sports were gaining recognition. Under the leadership of legendary coach Cathy Rush, the Mighty Macs achieved remarkable success, including winning three consecutive NCAA Women's Division III championships from 1972 to 1974. Their inspiring story highlights perseverance, dedication, and the transformative power of sports, making them an enduring symbol of women's basketball excellence and empowerment.
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